Exam II Flashcards

1
Q

Differences in political views between men and women

A

gender gap

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2
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people who have a disproportionate amount of political power

A

elites

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3
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middle-income people who live in cities, do not attend church, and have mostly liberal views

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new class

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4
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a survey technique used to ensure each person has and equal chance of being surveyed

A

random sample

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5
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one who is conservative on both economic and personal conduct issues

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pure concervative

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6
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Conservative on economic issues,liberal on personal conduct issues

A

Libertarian

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7
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Liberal on economic issues,conservative on personal conduct issues

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Populists

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8
Q

sensationalized news reporting

A

yellow journalism

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9
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gov’t agency charged with regulating the electronic media

A

FCC

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10
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a term used by the Framers to describe what we today call “factions”

A

Publics

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11
Q

clash between new class and traditional middle class

A

cultural war

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12
Q

role played by national media influencing what subjects become political issues and for how long

A

gate keeper

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13
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a survey of public opinion

A

poll

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14
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newspapers created,sponsored and controlled by political parties to further their interests

A

party press

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15
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any group that seeks to influence public policy

A

interest group

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16
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individuals or groups representing other organizations

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institutional interests

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17
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sense of pleasure,status,or companionship arising from group membership

A

solidarity incentive

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18
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things,or services obtainable from interest group membership

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material incentive

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19
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an organization whose goals would benefit non group members

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progressive

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20
Q

Political Party founded by Thomas Jefferson

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democratic republic

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21
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group of reformers who were able to reduce the worst forms of political corruption within political parties

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public interest lobby

22
Q

sense that you can understand and influence politics

A

political efficacy

23
Q

legislation that took federal employees out of machine politics

A

Hatch Act

24
Q

political party that recruits with tangible incentives and has high degree of leadership control over it’s members

A

political machine

25
Q

political party built around allegiance to a particular canidate

A

personal following

26
Q

legislation that gave women the right to vote

A

19th Amendment

27
Q

ignoring or getting irritated by messages that don’t accord with existing beliefs

A

mental tune out

28
Q

legislation making it illegal to exclude voters based on color

A

15th Amendment

29
Q

Document that is gov’t printed,of uniform size, and cast in secret

A

Australian Ballot

30
Q

time when a sharp shirt occurs in popular coalition supporting one or both parties

A

re-alignment

31
Q

Voting for one major parties candidates in state or local elections and the others at national level

A

split ticket

32
Q

realignment in 1932 where urban,southern white, northern black and Jewish voters joined together to make the Democratic party the majority party

A

New Deal Coalition

33
Q

a politician that currently holds a specific elective office

A

incumbent

34
Q

the percentage of voting-age population that votes

A

turn out

35
Q

a group of conservative fundamentalists

A

Christian Coalition

36
Q

a phenomenon where citizen simply ignore or is irritated by messages on radio and television that don’t mesh with existing beliefs

A

mental tune out

37
Q

Political Action Committee(PAC) contributions for ads supporting or opposing a candidate that are made without a candidates direction or approval

A

independent expenditures

38
Q

a means by which a house can removed a bill stalled in committee

A

discharge petition

39
Q

theory of congressional voting behavior where members make voting decisions in order to please fellow member and obtain their goodwill

A

organizational view

40
Q

plays an important role in the consideration of bills

A

rule committee

41
Q

senate rule offering means to stop a filibuster

A

cloture

42
Q

rule issued by Rules Committee that doesn’t allow a bill to be amended on the House floor

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closed rule

43
Q

senators extending debate on a bill to prevent or delay it’s consideration

A

filibuster

44
Q

a group of moderate to conservative Democrats

A

Blue Dog

45
Q

extent which members of a party vote together in the House or Senate

A

party vote

46
Q

theory that members make voting decisions based on their perception of constituents wishes to ensure their own reelection

A

Representational view

47
Q

theory that members vote based on their own beliefs because the array of conflicting pressures on members cancel on another out

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attitudinal view

48
Q

unrelated amendments added to a bill

A

riders

49
Q

democratic senators that assign other senators to the senate’s standing committee

A

steering committee

50
Q

someone who assists the party leader in staying abreast of the concerns and voting intentions of the party members

A

party whips